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My sister had a car accident several weeks ago. In the ER her breath was so bad, like a burning rubber smell. They believe it could be her heart because she remembers nothing about the accident? Any ideas about her breath. Even today some of the same oder, not as pungent. But still a burning rubber smell. Thank you
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Thanks for posting your query.
Bad breath
usually occurs due to poor
oral hygiene
This foul odour occurs with throat infection/GERD ,etc.
I would suggest you to visit a
and get a full mouth oral prophylaxis done.
Brush and floss your teeth regularly.
mouthrinses to gargle.
If symptoms persists,please do visit a physician .
Take care.
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Bad breath usually occurs due to poor oral hygiene maintenance.
This foul odour occurs with throat infection/GERD ,etc.
I would suggest you to visit a dentist and get a full mouth oral prophylaxis done.
Brush and floss your teeth regularly.
Use chlorhexidine mouthrinses to gargle.
If symptoms persists,please do visit a physician .
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This did not clear up my skin at all! Its great as a setting powder over liquid foundation. But alone it gives absolutely no coverage! I would not repurchase this because it isnt the best powder and i like the rimmel stay matte better
Even though it claims to "help treat and prevent breakouts" and even though the powder is titled "Skin Clearing" this broke me out because it contained some harsh ingredients like talc. Most powders avoid using talc for a reason. It also contained mica but I don't know if mica is either bad or good for the skin as I've heard people argue about mica...This powder is NOT for sensitive skin. Probably not for acne prone skin either because it might cause break outs. Also, it didn't have any shades for darker skin tones for females with darker skin. The powder claims it's "non-irritating" but the ingredients are pretty irritating...My overall rating was based on how the powder reacted to my skin since the powder's purpose was to help and prevent breakouts.
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London: Roger Federer admits he relishes stealing the spotlight at the ATP Tour Finals, after the world number two enjoyed huge support from the British crowd during his semi-final victory over Andy Murray on Sunday.
While British No. 1 Murray was supposed to be the home fans' favourite at the season-ending event, it was Federer who raised the biggest cheers from the O2 Arena audience in southeast London as the defending champion cruised to a win that set up a final showdown with Novak Djokovic.
Federer has long been popular with fans in the UK after enjoying so much success at Wimbledon.
And the 31-year-old insists he wasn't surprised with the level of backing he received when taking on Murray.
"We have played here twice before and both times the crowds were amazing, electric and sometimes even in my favour," Federer said.
"You can't expect them all to be cheering for you if you're playing Andy Murray here in his country. But I do respect their support and don't take it for granted. It's very special.
"I do have amazing crowd support all around the world, not just here in England where I probably achieved some of the greatest moments in my life.
"I always get a lot of support. It's been a long time since I didn't get any support, let's put it that way. I don't remember the last time.
"I guess I've been in the game for so long, I do have many people who just enjoy watching me play or feel like it's a throwback to the times when they used to play with one-handed backhands, and they like me because of those things."
Federer faced world number one Djokovic in the final match of the season on Monday night en route to completing a hat-trick of Tour Finals titles.
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Joaquin Phoenix Retiring From Acting
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On Monday night, Joaquin Phoenix made the announcement that he's retiring from acting to focus on his music career. We've known him to be a bit of a jokester in the past, but even his brother-in-law Casey Affleck reiterated that he's serious about giving up movies. So tell us — are you sad that Joaquin is retiring from acting?
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ingleseem 5 years
So sad that he's retiring from acting ...he's so passionate with his work and truly applies himself to the art of acting. So sad to also see the physical condition that he currently is in considering how gorgeous he looked during the filming of "Walk The Line" as he depicted music legend Johnny Cash. He did prove his vocal abilities, however, on the movie's soundtrack so perhaps he will be as much a success in making music as he was in acting. I just hope he cleans up his act as he surely seemed to be on something during his public declaration of his retirement from acting. Such a shame since I've seen him speak so elloquently and intelligently during TV interviews in the past.
Rock-Star125929 5 years
I hope he changes his mind :( Love him :*
Rock-Star125929 5 years
I hope he changes his mind :( Love him :*
moviestarstyle 5 years
SIGH. This is awful news! Joaquin is one of my favorites!!! :((((
californiagirlx7 5 years
I dont care either way :shrug: The only movies I've seen him in are Signs, Brother Bear, and Walk the Line...he was great in all of them but he's not one of my favorite actors. I have a feeling her will be back though.
darlene 5 years
Can't say I am
italianblonde 5 years
I heard this and was like, oh okay, nothing big. But then I perused my DVD collection and remembered how amazing he is in LADDER 49, We Own the Night, and Walk the Line. I do love him, so maybe he'll change his mind?
Lipgloss77 5 years
He's gotten beefy!
lizzylu49 5 years
He has always appeared to have a bad attitude (I think) so I could care less, however, that's not to say he isn't talented.
eveday 5 years
I REALLY hope Papaver is right...Joaquin Phoenix is one of the best actors I've ever watched -- Johnny Depp is the only I think is better than him. I'm afraid he's into drugs and that breaks my heart.
onholiday 5 years
um no not so much..
bag100 5 years
Sounds like he should at least take a break, but for rehab, not music. If not, it's just going to get worse.
Mykie7 5 years
I thought he sounded drunk or high in that interview. I don't completely believe it. And yes I would miss him! He made the Shyamalan movies even BETTER than they were because of his presence! Plus, I don't know that anyone could have played "The Man in Black" as well as he did. I sincerely hope he was kidding.
opisnowpro 5 years
I dont believe him!
amloveaffair 5 years
I agree Papaver. He seems like he has a substance abuse problem.
Papaver 5 years
I still don't believe him. And Exclusive for E by Joaquin Phoenix seems like a joke to me. He's just messing with press. Hope he'll go the rehab/monastery/wherever and come back clean and hungry for juicy roles.
glam-sugar 5 years
Kelliegrl 5 years
Is he really that great of a musician? He's a good actor though.
LOVE-ANGELINA 5 years
Yes!!!! :( Great actor and awesome person.
Mesayme 5 years
I have never seen him in a single movie...how is that possible?
Ginger 5 years
My first thought was that maybe he's kidding and high. He's appeared pretty toasted in most appearances I've read about in the last year or so. Hopefully he'll address that issue and come back to acting. Has anyone heard his music? Is it any good?
juju4 5 years
I always find it funny when successful actors want to be musicians. I have a friend that has done very well as an actor, and wants to give it all up to be a musician. I think his success has gone to his head a bit. But I wish Joaquin the best of luck if this is the path that will truly make him happy!
CannavaroLover 5 years
He'll totally be back...loved him in Gladiator...and Walk the Line.
fleurfairy 5 years
He has always been pretty shy. He seemed like one of those guys that hated being a celebrity. I don't blame him! It's too bad though, he was an incredible actor. His performance in Gladiator was amazing.
OChottie 5 years
DWG is. LOL as long as she can hear him sing and see him on album covers, she should be ok.
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Aug. 20--MARJORIE ROXBY MASCHERONI, 71 -- wife of a former Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist accused of trying to pass restricted nuclear weapons information to Venezuela -- was sentenced today to serve a year and a day in federal prison.
Roxby Macheroni, of Los Alamos and a contract employee at LANL until the charges against her and husband P. Leonardo Macheroni in 2010, had previously pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the Atomic Energy Act and making false statements to the FBI.
U.S. District Judge William P. Johnson also sentenced her to three years of supervised release after she gets out of prison. Leonardo Mascheroni, 79, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Argentina who worked at LANL from 1979 through 1988, also entered a guilty plea in June 2013, and is in federal custody pending his own sentencing hearing.
He was accused of providing weapons plans and classified information to an FBI officer masquerading as a Venezuelan agent, and federal authorities say Roxby Mascheroni helped him. The feds say Venezuela played no role in the scheme.
In June 2013, Leonardo Mascheroni, a Ph.D. physicist, pleaded guilty to six counts, including communication of "restricted data" and retention of national defense information, and faces up to 5 1/2 years in prison. He's been behind bars since November, when the judge revoked his conditions of pre-sentencing release.
In court documents, federal authorities have described a bizarre plan by Leonardo Mascheroni to help Venezuela, under former President Hugo Chavez, build missiles and a nuclear bomb, along with a secret underground facility for a nuclear reactor and production of "mini-bombs."
According to indictments of Mascheroni and his wife in 2010, he also suggested an explosion over New York that could produce an "electromagnetic pulse" to knock out the metropolis' electrical power and a laser that could blind satellites; and making Venezuela Latin America's defense "umbrella," able to retaliate against attacks with nuclear bombs. Leonardo Mascheroni recently tried to withdraw his guilty plea, saying his court-appointed lawyers "pressured and coerced" him and offered "false inducements" to get him to plead guilty.
Roxby Mascheroni worked at LANL between 1981 and 2010, where her duties included technical writing and editing. She also held a security clearance.
In entering her guilty plea, Roxby Mascheroni admitted that between October 2007 and October 2009, she conspired with her husband to convey restricted data belonging to the United States to another person with reason to believe that the information would be used to secure an advantage to Venezuela. She also admitted making materially false statements to the FBI when she was interviewed in October 2009.
Roxby' Mascheroni's lawyer, in a pre-sentencing memo to the judge, portrayed her as led astray by a "cruel and abusive husband" with an "arrogant intellect" and "unstable temper."
Many of Roxby Mascheroni's friends and relatives, from Los Alamos and elsewhere, wrote to Johnson, and described her as a generous, loving mother and grandmother ready to accept the consequences for errors she made out of loyalty to her husband.
One letter-writer said Roxby Mascheroni was left alone to raise children and keep house while he "pursued his obsession with obtaining funding for his fusion energy research" rather than finding a job. Another writes that her husband "had her convinced he was a brilliant, underappreciated scientist who needed his research to be recognized -- there are many of these types of husbands in Los Alamos."
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What has happened to Alexander the Great? Once the league's best goal scorer after a season for the ages, he has become mortal again, seeing his goal totals drop to 32 goals and even lower the next season. The big, fast Russian winger also has had no trouble scoring in the playoffs, but can't seem to get his team deep into the spring. It's certainly not for lack of talent, so what gives? None of the other great goal scorers of all time seem to have this kind of career scoring arc and come back for huge seasons. Is his career as an elite winger over? Will he really just be Alexander the Very Good? As it turns out, Alexander Mogilny did return to being Alexander the Great. He even won a Stanley Cup in his career and was a productive scorer until age 34 before retiring from the NHL at 36. He didn't have the traditional smooth arc in his production like many of the great American and Canadian goal scorers did. Then again, he isn't American or Canadian. Ale...
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Does anyone know if BSC in Edinburgh is still going? If so can you please get in touch?
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Jun 10, 2011, 05.52 PMby debilovessewing
I would love to get one going! I'm also in Edinburgh!!
Sep 3, 2011, 11.21 AMby Funkyshoe
Hi i have just noticed you replied to my post. Great to hear there is someone else in Edinburgh who is into dressmaking! Do you think we could set up a BSC?
Oct 2, 2011, 12.04 PMby usherwoodc
It would be great to go to a burda sewing club in Edinburgh. I am moving up next summer and I can't wait for all that the city has to offer, I was hoping there would be a sewing club. What are the fabric shops like?
Oct 5, 2011, 12.32 PMby kirstiehartley
Hi there – I would love to go along to a BSC in Edinburgh. If you're setting one up please let me know as I think you could all inspire me!!
Oct 10, 2011, 08.04 PMby sueaung
Hey, I just wanted to add that I would also love to go along to a BSC in Edinburgh if you do get one set up, I have looked but I think Edinburgh is lacking in something like it!
Feb 14, 2012, 07.59 PMby kirstiehartley
Hi, it looks as though there isn't a BSC here in Edinburgh, but if anyone is interested I'm keen to get one going. Although any ideas of venues and willing participants would be greatly appreciated.
I have very little time to sew but I think that if I met with some keen sewers then I would make more time and hopefully move on from being a novice to at least an intermediate !!!
Who is up for it?
Jun 4, 2013, 01.57 PMby porcini
Hey, it looks like this was a niche a few years ago, did anything come of it? I'd love to know about it if it did.
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My primary responsibility is to encourage our spiritual vitality as a congregation and to lead us to grow in faithfulness to God's call on our lives. How kind God is to invite me to serve Him, especially among His people at Covenant! In high school and college I was an atheist and my heart was turned away from God, yet God was merciful to woo me to Himself and to invite me into His service.
Sharon and I celebrated thirty years of marriage in August, and I am so grateful to share life with this beautiful and gifted woman! We have five precious kids, four by birth (Brandon, Sean, Molly, and Corrie) and one by marriage (Christy). My interests are wide: spending time with family, the outdoors (I've been known to climb on my roof to enjoy a beautiful sunset), reading (I particularly love the writings of CS Lewis and the poetry of George Herbert), writing, sharing my faith, puns, good movies (The Princess Bride, of course), the firepit with friends, photography, rocks, and more.
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Foot-dragging or internet time?
Happy for news, but it remains that a racism 101 fail should never have taken this long to be resolved within a "progressive" community.
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There were two different meetings and a lot of behind the scenes work involving a fairly large and diverse group.
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Given due process in committee/community work & the necessity to not act unilaterally, I'd say this was a speedy response.
I responded in a perhaps obscene five different tweets, to the effect that
a. Wiscon does have an intentionally slow and deliberative decision-making process, so it's true that speediness should not be a built-in expectation
b. I did wonder if some of my impatience was built into the fact that the debate I was aware of was taking place on the internet, while the debate over Moon's actual disinvitation was taking place in the real world
c. Despite a & b, I was disappointed that there was even a question, let alone a month-long debate, over whether someone who posted a diatribe against Muslims and then shut down debate on her blog should be honored at a convention representing itself as feminist and progressive.
d. And the fact that there was a debate suggests to me that Wiscon has a great deal of work to do on the subject of becoming truly progressive.
This resulted in an unweildy twitter debate, which is near-impossible to re-create here. For now, it can be read here. (Readers of the far future, this is merely a search of my twitter name, so this will probably be buried). It came down to the sticky issue of how an institution should respond to this kind of scandal, and how quickly, and what principles should be discarded/put at risk in that response.
I left the debate feeling I was wrong for framing my comments as impatience. I'm not on the concom, and plenty of people who are/were displayed staggering amounts of patience in order to set things right. But I remain saddened and angry that this decision was not a no-brainer, and that the fact that there had to be a debate in real-time meant that the internet-time damage to Wiscon's reputation was immeasurably more than just 39 day's worth. I am GLAD everyone who spoke out did. It was absolutely the right thing to do. It rested on the comcon, and especially the troika, to fix this. Yes, asking for a "quick fix" is problematic, especially in an institution that values consensus and debate. But, perhaps nievely, I assumed that Moon's comments fell under the sway of certain core values that I expected Wiscon to uphold, without debate, as a group.
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Pelosi's Toothless Threat to Sue Bush
The bankruptcy of the Democratic Party leadership's position in Congress on impeachment was revealed in stark terms yesterday, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that she would sue the president in court if he resorted to a signing statement to kill the next version of Congress's Iraq funding bill.
Suing Bush over a signing statement, given the number of Federalist judges that this administration has named to the federal district and appellate courts, and to the US Supreme Court, is not just an exercise in futility; it is a dangerous tactic which could backfire disastrously by leading to a ruling that it's perfectly constitutional for a president to ignore laws passed by the Congress. Does Pelosi really want to risk such a catastrophe?
The only solution is to impeach the president over his signing statements, and there is no need to wait for the next one to take action. Bush has invalidated more than 1200 laws or parts of laws passed by Congress since 2001 using what are called "signing statements."
Republican apologists for the president have noted that other presidents, including Clinton, also issued signing statements, which is true. But they fail to mention that other presidents did not use those signing statements to then ignore or invalidate laws passed by Congress. They merely used them to register their view that a law, or a part of a law, was unconstitutional.
Bush has made a wholly different argument. For the past six years, he has been claiming that because he is commander in chief in a time of war, by which he means the so-called "war" on terror, he has had what he calls "unitary executive" authority. By this he means that legislative and judicial power, as well as executive power, are all in his hands for as long as the threat of terrorism is with us. Since this "war" on terror never really ends, what he is claiming is that separation of powers no longer exists in America. Indeed, the Constitution itself is set aside. The president is a dictator during his term of office, and Congress is just a debating club.
At this point, it should be clear to anyone, including Speaker Pelosi, that the only remedy for this gross abuse of power by the president is impeachment.
Unfortunately for America and the Constitution, Pelosi is still hamstrung by her foolish insistence that "impeachment is off the table."
As long as she continues to refuse to allow impeachment of President Bush, she cannot hope to stop the war, restore habeas corpus, undo the Military Commissions Act, stop illegal spying on Americans by the National Security Agency, or win passage of any significant legislation to deal with global warming. She cannot really do anything, because Bush will simply issue signing statements and use his claim of "unitary executive authority" to invalidate any legislation passed by Congress.
Pelosi needs to be told by her colleagues and by all Americans who care about the survival of the Constitution that this is not an issue for the courts. It is an issue that demands impeachment.
The Founding Fathers were clear that where abuse of power occurs, it is Congress, not the Courts, that must have the responsibility to take corrective action. Abuse of power is not a violation of the law, and so it is not something that the courts are likely to handle properly even under the best of circumstances. Abuse of power is a so-called "political crime," which requires a political response, which is precisely why the Founders included an impeachment clause in the Constitution.
Pelosi has ducked this issue for long enough, and now she's about to do serious damage to the nation because of her political cowardice.
Basta! Enough!
If the American republic is to survive, it is time to impeach this president on a charge of abuse of power.
DAVE LINDORFF is the author of Killing Time: an Investigation into the Death Row Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. His n book of CounterPunch columns titled "This Can't be Happening!" is published by Common Courage Press. Lindorff's newest book is "The Case for Impeachment",
co-authored by Barbara Olshansky.
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